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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
3
Undefined fragmentary sports note at key yard line
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear yardage and team references. The readable bits mention strong college hit and a Giants game, with a single yard play and a Tuesday date. Details are too garbled to identify teams, scores, or location for a precise summary.
Daily South Steel Corry Pa publisher and ads note
Published Daily except Sunday Went South Steel Corry Pa Arthur Colegrove publisher National Advertising Representive Fre Kimball Inc 07 W 46th St New York Tribune Tower Building Chicago Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh Entered at the Post Office Carry Pa os Second Class Mail Matter By Mail 5.00 per year By Carrier Three cents per copy Fifteen cents per week Advertising rates made known upon application
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Steel Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
FRE Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Shakespeare in Ohio and Interlocking Corporations Excerpt
The text blends a Shakespeare themed local production by Organized Politics with notes on Ohio’s 10 master farmers and a feature on interlocking corporations. It notes actors named Mr Auer Mr Gordon and Mr Brown and discusses farm profiles, sales, equipment, and farm relief. It then analyzes how large firms invest in each other’s stocks, forming interlocking directorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Place
Mr. Auer
Mr. Gordon
Mr. Brown
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Big Corporation i
Senator Clark wins New York appellate case in $3,000,000 dispute
Twenty years ago a dispatch notes Senator W A Clark formerly of Montana won in New York's appellate court a $3,000,000 suit against William A Treadwell arising from a dispute over organizing the United Verde Copper company. The item mentions his Titanite Explosive plant here. Also noted are a Hatch school class surprise for Mrs Claire Sharp on Center street and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
W. A. Clark
Montana
New York
William A. Treadwell
United Verde
No. 5
Hatch School
Claire Sharp
Center Street
Game of Correct English Quiz Questions by Gordon
A compact list of English grammar and pronunciation questions from W L Gordon titled Game of Correct English. Includes queries on sentence repair pronunciation of peritonitis mispelled words and vocab exercises with brief unfinished answer hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
LOOK AND LEARN 1. At what University was Presi dent Hoover educated?
A set of trivia questions and historical prompts appears, including inquiries about Hoover's education, the Rocky Mountain Great Divide passage, Montezuma, English streetcars, Napoleon's death, and a list of miscellaneous facts and quotes, with stray text about a club invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
National Park
Rocky Mountain Great Divide
Montezuma
England
Napoleon
Johann Strauss
Johann
Louisa May Alcott
Utah
Radii Puzzle: circle areas sum equals fourth circle
A daily math teaser states the radius of a fourth circle such that its area equals the sum of the areas of three circles with radii 20, 28, and 297. The solution notes the needed radius comes from total area relation and provides a numeric result and steps.
Bombs Found In Truck Trailer At Ashtabula Warehouse
Erie Nov 6 Omcissana members of Truck Drivers Local 407 scouted reports that two dynamite bombs were found in a trailer at the E H Scott company warehouse in Ashtabula on Sunday. Investigations said the Scott company assertion linking the bombs to Inbar troubles was baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Omcissana
Truck Drivers’ Union
Local 407
E. H. Scott Company
Ashtabula
Scott
Histori cal Circle Meets At Library In Two Part Session
Thirteen ladies gathered at the library Tuesday for the Histori cal Circle meeting led by vice president Mrs Burlingame. Mrs Lewis spoke on The Evolution of the American Flag with a quiz clinching facts, followed by an art study of life and works of celebrated artists with displayed masterpieces. A Findley Lee truck driver received a reprimand by Alderman Porter after being accused of forcing a bus from the road between Pittafield and Corry. Garage for rent noted at 119 Fourth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lLibrary
Mra
Burlingame
Pennsylvania
SR. Lewis
Lewis
Findley Lee
Pittafield
Corry
G. B. Porter
Wood Bee for Ridge Church
There will be a wood bee at Concord Ridge Church on Wednesday November 1. The Ladies Aid Society will serve a free noon dinner to wood cutters at Mrs Mary Curtis home. If storms occur, the bee and Aid meeting will be postponed to Thursday. A program will accompany the meeting and attendance is hoped to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Ridge Churen
Weilnesday
Mary Curtis
Injuries Fatal to Crash Victim in Mountain Clinic
Joseph Clair Beck of Port Allegany died from injuries after a motor crash between Port Allegany and Kane on Sunday. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. his wife Mrs Beck was slightly injured and hospitalized at Olean General Hospital. The fire was discovered by Parker Jackson of the hotel. origin unknown and no fire had been left in the store the evening before.
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Sumeret Py
Joseph Clair Beck
Port Algany
Port Allegany
Kane
Mountain Clinic
Beck
Olean General Hospital
Masonic
Broad and
Fourth Streets
Warner House
Parker Jackson
Fire breaks out at Simons Hardware Store again
Emporium fire crews answered a blaze at Simons Hardware Store on the corner yesterday morning. The quick response limited damage to shelves and aisles, with no injuries reported as investigators begin to determine the cause.
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Emporium
Simons Hardware
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